Hello! We want to see the main attractions of Koh Samui. Who advises you to do this - maybe there are excursions or car rentals or just riding a bike yourself is more optimal?

[Kristina]

Hello! We want to see the main attractions of Koh Samui. Who advises you to do this - maybe there are excursions or car rentals or just riding a bike yourself is more optimal?

[Garrik]

Here is a basic set of temples/cool places that are passed in a day on a bike: Wat Plai Laem "A bright temple complex with a statue of the 18th hand of the goddess Guanyin on the shore of an artificial lake" - from fun - to change paper batts from monks (there is a special place there, signed) and dial in the Big Buddha fish food machine Wat Khunaram (Phra Wihan Luang Por Daeng) temple with a monk, on the territory to the left of the temple with the monk liked the GONG - if you moisten your hand with water and rub it properly, it sounds interesting) there is also nearby (you can drive through their territory - a charity theme with elephants I Love Elephant Samui allegedly they buy elephants for hard workers and arrange for a decent pension - for example Namuang Waterfall is just a beautiful waterfall Na Mueang-2 waterfall more waterfalls Paradise Park Farm park in in the mountains with animals and birds, there is a cafe on the territory, you can eat, swim in the pool, take photos with beautiful views / colorful pigeons Pra Buddha Dīpankara Temple on the mountain Pozorovani pristavajicich letadel spot look at the planes under the strip, they themselves were not Pagoda Khao Hua Jook, too, temple near the airport Hin Ta Hin Yai stones Grandfather and Grandma Wat Ratchathammaram terracotta Temple Guan Yu Shrine Chinese Temple Wat Phra Chedi Laem So beautiful little temple in the south Wat Khiri Wongkaram another temple with a monk in the west.

[Yuna]

It's easy to ride a bike yourself, if you don't really climb the mountains. If the bike is more than 150 cubes, then you can go to the mountains.